The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1914, Page 2

THE STAR—ERIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1914, SEATTLE DENTISTS LEARN p> 6 6 > E> 6 6 6 ois ENTRANCE ON 4th Ave. CSE A DE SS POPOL TORE Save Your Money by Lilly’s guarantee is as good as a gold bond; it is not an We guarantee every garment Main Floor clency of the world per cent Lundqui advertising slogan or catch phrase. tion per cent That's what hygtento mouths did) Satisfac- It will do what, according to thet for the b and minds of one Wonderful Dress Nottingham Lace Sogle, early retiring and rising will et of bee tion to be all-wool, hand-tailored, and to wear to your entire satisfaction : aka ae RTyicca whieh 10 oftt be stent that stan kha "Oar cide" ta or your money back. We have shown thousands of Seattle men how 98c 75c then @ Unkerer of teeta. Gua ranteed to economize in clothes—let us show you. Thousands of suits to pick tte Chl ead fener ay from, and all up-to-date Spring styles. Come in tomorrow. Values Up to $1.75 Regular Price $1.50 Meo Acag hinge Besmpped if fibetigtane ried 7 ; . ithe to the dentist's to have the cavit > “e AA gare Pie nase pace. Bo eee ett und | fp filled. Tho formula is “Restore lost tints we Heten to him, an Re rae clin dvenve pgp ‘dif: parts.” If th th Is too far gone he wou have anything to do oa ped ins ch ta te: setae for filling, entist pulle it with the other kin an skirts » to & The concern of the Old Dentiat does not go beyond the tooth. What happens? The mouth ts wool materials, in medium and dark col Values up to $1.75 a yard. four choice for 98c wide. ht, ular price Inventory al germ incu bator because ft is dark, moist and hot Particles of food, finding t in cavities, or between r in inequalities on the sur face of teeth, rot The gums become diseased. Rigg’s disease or pyorrhea results Pus drops from the mouth and is swallowed In 95 per cent of cases of tuber » th body ¢ point of Second Ave., Between Spring and Seneca Sts. aerate a ses of infectious ous diseases the doctor applies his knife the point of the the appendix, Later, or his medicine to SEATTLE’'S POPULAR-PRICED DEPARTMENT STORE . least resistance perhaps | | | Now dental and medical colleges have endorsed him and tneorporat 4 his teachings In their text books, dentists are his schol and “ethical are. Cart has been with the Seat woeks Dr. tle eb eur of two of his regular patients It In aq jon of technique,” sald Dr. Carr. “A tooth once prop: erly poliahed can never decay, be- cause it can never become unclean. There ie no point of lodgment on it There are always patients tn the! chairs at th have seen LUNDQUIST-LILLY UPSTAIRS CLOTHES SHOP Second Floor Joshua Green Bldg. FOURTH AVE. AND PIKE ST. ~ ) > ¢ ¢ % CP ¢ 4% 9 F | canes where pyorrbea disappeared almost immediately after the teeth eon polished, leaving the gums pink and halthy-looking ~ How’d YouLike LOYAL ALASKANS| E|AMUSEMENTS|: SEATTLE THEATRE |MOORE—4 "ix: SUN. Phone Main 43 | tal Popular Matinee Wednesday TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK | M’INTRYE. & HEATH BAILEY & MITCHELL PRESENT e Chores Prices—t0e, 30c, Be Nights Mat. Wed, the to 91] wren acts Tuesday | 7 | Bargnin Night Monday. Any Seat tae Now Seiti Famous Society Equestriennes | RIDING DUTTONS | CHAMPION BUCK: IDERS AND ROPERS Also E4 5 Allen an TAKES HIS LIFE: SUCCOR AT HAND The discovery of the body of C.|operative 1 Late Kingling Cireus Feature RHODA AND CRAMPTON In “BETWEEN THE REELS” oTHER iCREDIT BANKS | ARE DISCUSSED The second session of the sixth vention of the tate Co ashinaton Hi. Kearns, of Vancouver, in a room en ieee at the Grand Pacific hotel, First Arte L today. 5 av. and Seneca st., Thursd) put ne up ft today wih an end to a search for the man In- be ¢ ~ form a te st arm credit ba stituted by his brother. K 1s wired his mother tn Vancouver for His brother Frank immedi: AND PI Ss a ately left for Seattle with funds NK TEA a) «He was unable to locate him, how A ed” Sever, and not until the suicide was|, WATA WALLA. Feb. 27.-Scor discovered, did he learn of his "& th whereabouts 7 CYCLISTS HURT Thursday while cycles. A 8 riding BRING OUT COAL 2” WITHOUT WAGE ~~ Fe working for Jack Dalton on his contract to move the $00 tona of) coal mined by the navy department for test purposes at Matanuska, the fuel will be landed at tidewater | by March 15. The government ap-| propriation for this test ran out Elephant} Your ? Fobruary 6, and since that time Dalton and his men e been working without pay, trusting that will weary t appropriate complete rnment yntract | ag rg gh load of coal 4 of Dalton’s success was brought here by H. V. Hoben, who | was sont in by the Seward Com mercial ¢ t | ports that J. W jing agent, was |work in the | coal Interests navy with fuel ft ne back with Hoben and som: aetna hington for the noney neede complete the co He declares the story of friction between himself and Jack Dalton was greatly exaggerated ; ae. WIN FE al ed a ver the suit CATSUPERS. PORTLAND, Feb. lonly the testir ager Davis of the I and Pickle Work R. 8. Bean yesterday orde dict for the defendants | lto destroy a consignt of tomato | catsup, shipped from Portland to} San Francisco, and seized here asy adulterated, Dey Distriet Attor: Johnson told the court adequate ne | that the catsup was adul-| over the rumor that Miss Margaret | ¢ House bride. Dan Cupid's arrows |torated ta lack worker of Princeton and New York | WILL SELL TIMBER evidence ing Fania Marinoff “Let's have your black pencil, at First a G Washington society Is all agog tained sev ae Wilson is to be the fourteenth Whit ij when he bumped into an a point toward Boyd Fisher, a social at and E. Harrison st as the lucky man. i ° - oo ae | \ SAYS HUBBY GREW COLD § € 8 of four ri The Art of amages broke up the home of | | | Home Baking Carried charges of Mita. Anda Whuese | 10 EXHUME BODY } toa Higher Degree =|" aint for divorce 4 use Home Baking a t grew t i Judge our king from t pty VASH oO r The point of view a 14 ° *\ t ation and baker 1 FOR A BAD COLD ary I y For one thing we have the Villa, it ed, agreed to facilitie Our ! g it Mra. F on to see her hus ot “a cc in compa ith two scrupulously clean can and two British represen girlie, this elephant seems to be slipping off my nose.” “Do give me your powder puff, Gladys, darling, thie old giraffe needs touching up.” That's real talk and you may hear PORTLAND, Feb, 27.—More than 50,000,000 feet of Sitka spruce and hemlock, standing timber in the Tongass national forest of Alaska will be sold to the highest bidder Th timber | in two REAL ESTATE FIRM TO SHOW RETURNS Special arrangements for pro: at once fecting election rns Tueaday b ales, the largest in the Fish !t soon wher girls adopt the night are being by Cal Plcreek watershed, Baranoff island, craziest of its fads—the en. Panne for the facial menager FY Marinoff, ce fi the Ru 1 48, who is in Amer pa ot BLATCHFORD WINS {0} |\eutine\in it Uinese denne A The nd Year An started NOME, Alaska, Feb Perey the freak fashion when she had an Blatchford’a dog team, driven by elephant iraffe and a few I ak, a native, won the Boschen peast sinted on her fac Now a large screen being plac. | ¢ or the race over the Fort D all the sensat ing women in a the corner Of the jatter 13! nile, cot se, in minutes and New York are spreading “circuses The firm will put into use not only a large street stereopticon but also a complete moving ple intial a PAIN, PAIN, PAIN F ROM LAME BACK gerne who worl posal’ of the fon, an anette UB BACKACHE AND LUMBAGO AWA only the choicest anc aleve aad Gack 2 nee ough rican army surgeon examine | athtehacdiesiaamens est material any tit fe the most ¢ Ppt Mata lB cg capac in La HOLD FUNERAL | Get a smal! trial bottle of old-|out sorenoss, Inmeness and stittens SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ¢ « ray psd ie . : | . ua so quickly, You simply rub it on Brode Tortons Cake; regularly 20 t the res, relleving " ri : BREME Wash., Feb time, penetrating “St and ont n. It is per for 60¢ ; "lk " roa diy Revert ti: Uae Jacobs Oil.” fect! \ \ burn, ST. GERMAIN BAKERY ‘ late at mot ie. ho held UP) pack hurt you? Can't straighten! Limber up 't suffer! Get a _ 409 Pike St et Great North rain at Samikh,| gp without feelin sudden pains, t bottie fy iy arue 517 Pike Place , will be held } today, The body} st aches and twin %, |at using It once, : . : caren Will be shipped to his former home| listea! ‘That's lumbago, rheuma: | you'll hat ‘you ever dad -_ ide on the Gnites GF TAY. cir (ae wekenand, aren tiam or maybe from a strain or albacknche, lumbago or sctatica, be HOUGEN The Shoe Repair Man dil “ot aie bio he watennic oD cold, and you'll get, lonsod rellet eause your back will never hurt oF 216 Union 8t.—2 Bh 110 Mad lagainst sending stat r To ae he moment you rub your back|cause any more misery never poh Sheee hehe ppasicat sending etate troops qoruae | A with soothing, penetrating “St./disappoints and has been recom ine Darden, 1% W. Grove. eid 1 One Day Jacobs OL" Nothing else takes! mended for 60 years, Nose? || OFFICIALS ARE INVESTIGATING PLIGHT OF GIRL Investigations of federal offi-| cials into the case of a Swedish | girl, 21, but ignorant of the snares | of American life, have revealed a pitiful story of the disappointment | of Eether Olson {n the man she| believed would some day be her) husband | The man in the case is under the | survetilance of government men un til certatn phases of the girl's! charges can be thoroughly invest! gated May Deport Girl | Esther may be sent back to her family in Sweden. She {ts now at/| detention station at Smith's! light was first brought to official notice when she appealed to Dr. Mary Martin, pro- tective officer of the Y. W. C. A. for aid. She said she had been liv « with the man in a shack on lowell st. and had turned over to mn all the mon she gainea h occasional work and Esther came to the United States two years and seven months ago to live with her uncle, Charles Olsen, at Caldwell, Idaho. She was con tented for a year and then the man }came, He was a sailor off duty, |he said | Joins Him In Tacoma He courted the girl. And when he went away letters began to |come to the delighted Esther. | One day she said to her uncle | “I can talk English now, I am not getting enough money here, I know where I can make big wages. 1 think I shall go to Tacoma.” She met her lover in Tacoma, and about four months ago they moved here Yes, I gave him my money,” she told Dr. Martin, “I love Charlie |so much and think he will marry me some time.” NEWALASKALINE PORTLAND, Feb, 27.— Three} ships have been chartered by the; Pacific 8, 8. Co, to invade the south-| astern Alaska trade field for Port land jobbers and cannerymen, ac-/ cording to announcement of N. F. Titus, general manager of the com pany. The Thomas L. Wand will sail March the J. B. Stetson March 10, the Quinault Mareh 18 JUMPS INTO BAY Returning on the Japanese ner Shidzuoka Maru to Seattle yester |day from Victoria, where he missed the liner Awa Maru for! | Yokohama, 8. Miyaoka, jumped | overboard in a fit of desperation over the thought that his wife and family would suffer disappointment when he failed to reach home on |the vessel, and was drowned Missing the outbound boat in Vic toria, he was ordered back to Seat tle by immigration officials QUEEN ANNE MEETING Richart Saxe Jones will address the Kast Queen Anne Civic Center club in the Queen Anne branch li ry tonight, on the subject of the citizens’ committe's report on char ter revision, H, D, Folsom, jr will| also speay ' stomach; » > ~ 9 9 > 9 9 N. P. TO OPEN OFFICE HERE Although a detailed plan has not as yet been worked out, President J. M. Hannaford, of the Nor Pacific, has a d that company is considering the estab- lishment of the office of assistant &e J freight agent in Seattle. That the city’s future is assured by the recent favorable Als an railway legislation is the opinion of the railway men interested in the plan. INDIGESTION, GAS, DYSPEPSIA GONE “PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN” FIXES SICK, SOUR, GASSY STOM- ACHS IN FIVE MINUTES Wonder what t your stom- ach—which portion of the food did the damage—do you? We t bother. If your stomach is { volt; if sour, gassy and ups what you just ate has fer to stubborn lumps hes; belch & uctate , tongue Pape's Diape coa minutes you we @ of tress, Millions of men and women to- jay know that it is needless to have a bad stoma A Dia- pepsin occasion keeps this del- ieate organ regulated and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebe lion; if your food is a damage in- stead of a help, remember, tt quickest, surest, most harmless re- lief is Pape’s Diapepsin, which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. It’s truly wonderful—it digests food and sets things straight, so gently and eas- fly that it ts really astonishing. Pi for your sake, don’t go on and with a weak, disordered it’s so unnecessary FURNISH THE HOME COMPLETE FOR LESS MONEY AT POYNOR’S ase, on $30.00 Axmin ster Rug. size, oxi2 $18 $12.00 hard wo Dresser with 1 itvor $6.50 $15.00 quartered oak finish Whittonter. 69400 $20.00 quartered oe, oak Hall Tree with mirror Cash for Us Conatet S.H.POYNOR rth Aven Between Pike and Pir Getting Into the Habit of T0 FIX TEETH S0 THEY'LL ENTRANCE ON 4th Ave. TAKE ELEVATOR Making Your Purchases > Popular Price . t Li | | Ss | i at Panton’s pep Siore | NEVER GIVE YOU ANY PAIN undquist-Lilly o€ = 5 2 OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS a ene ivi $25 S LOPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS |W or swe aio | ™sytn Myesrermn mm en’s uits For Be. f 1 N s DENTISTRY R re, lost friendly well-intentioned germs a ww Sing) (i if MOANULA Gr Tw NRW. | lovee pentuenes Son eee cee many varleties of malignant germs at ie childre ' oe ta caraeitul curves: pellah Teles deriouesd wah hate KA It costs you just 40 per cent less for a Suit of Clothes at Lundquist-Lilly 8 Wash pile Mop gene (Prevent *n0'| | Ara ever a> wae pea ee | You Save for the simple reason that our operating expenses are just = = see . ana og erm can thrash ahd dentro less than that of the street-level merchant. Upstairs, Secon oor 0 al ogo bop Dresses rm By Fred > Be iced Wiis pape oti. Rie Oe Ten Dollars | Joshua Green Bldg., we have a large daylight store at an office rental. ¥, 9.90, Made of » No longer can the haughty phy- tistr to «ive the good gerw $22.50, $25 qua ‘i i sician ® i a teecn. look, down is that ting chance We do not pay a large rental, nor do we have elaborate window dis- BER -wisti'to save’s Sa ae aa saw Dealt petaten 7e Where We \ gles to catch the passing crowd—OUR BUSINESS IS TO SELL $25 to $15 on t : fare in the bands of t eee poe ae H SUITS FOR $15—that brings the crowds to us. e have systemat- your new g Suit we gt ate sae Nl ec Ne suet tie tite, he ee Economize ( ically cut out all unnecessary expense and you, Mr. Clothes Buyer, get ea recs slag pa dit bo Raccageeg tai tists are going to school on the| Th th {# polished until there the benefit. to visi e Suit Section Sizes 1 to Cte none ne the Joshua Green |!*2't an inequality anywhere on it d inspect the beautifu Regular pr putida, irface. r a ptt 3 - i scaents priced at ci Lat i. tons Merhepe are learning dentistry all Brg ag BR PR Faye BM The price is no criterion to go by in judging the value of a suit of that will surely appe pole og re aintiess Wha ioe SOODne Gnd Deine Bp & Saree: tae clothes, and the public is realizing that the so-called “Special Sales Be Second Floor |p Bootle nereet er eb pression one-third the aise of th are not special in the real sense of the word. You can buy last sea- tive practice for many years ad nt eave No Need son’s styles, perhaps, at reduced prices, but you only get your money's HOT WATER BOTTLE BARGAINS nay Not long ago tl hool author! F S | ‘\ worth after all. Lundquist-Lilly’s is not a cut-rate clothes shop—our 75¢ bottle, 2-quart size, special 59c gry Sank Tees bas us ccs Bl or a es prices never vary. We do a big volume of business with a very low ee er ae yr pn tag ol ga Aen expense—THAT’S WHY WE CAN AND DO SELL MEN'S $25 We ha received r era bber Goodricr . “ be re Sein wake it ie wt : Water Hottles. The . 1 values at these apecia Ee adding gn oe On ate ti livctrc itp ath ae | SUITS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR FOR $15. prices . Come and take advar of this money-saving op stamp out tuderculosis. ua ta kaorte ed station, tact portunity again, tt will tn Miately Increased 97 and a frac i il i